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Spyman

Comic book superhero

Spyman is a fictional character, a short-lived comic book superhero published by Harvey Comics' Harvey Thriller imprint in the mid-1960s. He starred in

Spyman

Jim Steranko

American artist (born 1938)

characters Spyman, Magicmaster and the Gladiator for the company's short-lived superhero line, Harvey Thriller. His first published comics art came in Spyman #1

Jim Steranko

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Aznil Nawawi

Malaysian actor, host, director, singer, writer and radio presenter

Year Title Role TV channel Notes 1997 Si Lembik TV3 As director 2003 Spyman Daud VCD 2010 Pak Nil... Ibu Kirim Salam Pak Nil Astro Prima Special appearance

Aznil Nawawi

Aznil_Nawawi

Harvey Comics

American comic book publisher

Master Man in Black Miracles, Inc Pirana (owned by Joe Simon) Sooper Hippie Spyman (owned by Joe Simon) Tiger Boy (owned by Joe Simon) List of television series

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Salina Saibi

Malaysian actress

Year Title Role TV channel 2002 Ayam 2003 Cinta Betting Indi Anak Jon SpyMan 2004 Permintaan Terakhir 2005 Hang 2 VCD 2008 Surat dari Alamanda Puasa Terakhir

Salina Saibi

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1967 in comics

series) the final issue, canceled by Harvey Comics. Thor #137: Ulik debuts. Spyman is cancelled. In Walt Disney’s comics and stories, The Red Wasp Mystery

1967 in comics

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Carl Pfeufer

American sculptor

Jigsaw #2; "Robolink", in Spyman #2; "Alien Boy" in Thrill-O-Rama #3 (all cover-dated Dec. 1966); and "Campy Champ" in Spyman #3 (Feb. 1967). He also drew

Carl Pfeufer

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Harvey Thriller

Comic book imprint

American (1966), 1 issue Jigsaw (1966), 2 issues Spirit (1966–67), 2 issues Spyman (1966–67), 3 issues Thrill-O-Rama (1965–66), 3 issues (Man in Black-Fate

Harvey Thriller

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Jim Steranko bibliography

Communications; June–Oct. 1981, Jan. 1982) – Serialized Outland movie adaptation Spyman #1–2 (Sep–Dec. 1966; Harvey Comics) The Illustrated Harlan Ellison 3-D story

Jim Steranko bibliography

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The Strange Death of Captain America

Marvel Comics story arc

previously working at Harvey Comics as writer and illustrator for the comic Spyman under editor and Captain America co-creator Joe Simon. His first work at

The Strange Death of Captain America

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List of Harvey Comics publications

Mahon Spooky Haunted House Spooky Spooktown Spooky the Tuff Little Ghost Spyman #1–3 (September 1966–February 1967) Stone Protectors #0 + #1–3 (1993, May–September

List of Harvey Comics publications

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Bee-Man

Harvey Comics superhero

Unearthly Spectaculars and such superheroes and supervillains as Bee-Man, Spyman, Jigsaw, Magicmaster, Glowing Gladiator, Tiger Boy, and Jack Q Frost. Bee-Man

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France Herron

American comic book writer and editor (1917-1966)

Gladiator, Jack Q. Frost, and Lone Tiger, in the titles Robot Parade and Spyman. In addition to his work in the comic book field, Herron wrote syndicated

France Herron

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1966 in comics

Adventures #1 (Dec.) Bunny, in Bunny #1 (Dec.) Jigsaw, in Jigsaw (Sept.) Spyman, in Spyman #1 (Sept.) Ares, in Thor #129 (June) Batroc the Leaper, in Tales of

1966 in comics

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1970 in comics

Robin, Green Arrow, Tomahawk, Our Army At War, House of Mystery, Airboy, Spyman, Mandrake the Magician, The Phantom,...), dies at age 50 or 51. December

1970 in comics

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Cracker (comics)

British comic book magazine

liked to get into fights. Appeared in The Beezer after the merger. Simple Spyman Bill Ritchie 1 87 A spy with a very long beard, dark glasses, and dark-brimmed

Cracker (comics)

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